IKEA Indonesia local initiatives

1,000+

MSMEs supported across Indonesia since 2014 through Teras Indonesia

Social enterprises have been involved in 3 cohorts of the I-SEA accelerator programme

1,205

People supported in flood & landslide recovery across Sumatra

Creating opportunities for local communities

Teras Indonesia

Since 2014, IKEA Indonesia has supported the development of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) through Teras Indonesia, in collaboration with national and local governments. The programme provides MSMEs with free exhibition space each month in IKEA stores, helping them showcase their products and connect with customers.

In 2025, Teras Indonesia involved 375 MSMEs across seven IKEA stores, generating approximately IDR 5 billion in total sales. Since the programme began, more than 1,000 MSMEs have participated.

Supporting social entrepreneurship

Supporting social entrepreneurship through I-SEA

I-SEA (Instellar & IKEA Social Entrepreneurship Accelerator) is a collaborative accelerator programme designed to support social enterprises in Indonesia as they strengthen their business models, develop their organisations and scale their social impact.

Co-created by Instellar and IKEA Social Entrepreneurship, with support from IKEA Indonesia, the programme is part of a broader approach to accelerating social entrepreneurship by supporting businesses that are already creating positive change and helping them reach more people.

The partnership began in 2022 with the first cohort, supporting 10 social enterprises. A second cohort followed in 2024–2025, supporting another 10 enterprises, while the third cohort ran from 2025–2026 with a further 10 social enterprises. Across these three cohorts, the I-SEA programme has involved 30 social enterprises in Indonesia.

In its third cohort, I-SEA focused on three core areas:

Inclusive Nature-Based Solutions Inclusive Textile Inclusive Circularity

The selected social enterprises received support through business capacity building, mentoring, networking and access to potential funding opportunities to strengthen their businesses and expand their social impact.

Making circularity more accessible

Recycling Zone at IKEA Kota Baru Parahyangan

IKEA Kota Baru Parahyangan has collaborated with Duitin since 2023 through the Recycling Zone, a recycling facility located in the store's parking area.

The initiative aims to encourage more people to sort and recycle their waste by providing an accessible and educational space for collecting recyclable materials. Through an incentive scheme, customers can exchange recyclable waste for reward points that can be used for digital products such as electricity tokens and mobile phone credit, or converted into cash through financial partners.

By combining recycling with incentives, the initiative helps create value for both people and the environment.

Supporting communities in times of need

Emergency Relief and Recovery Support for Floods and Landslides in Sumatra

When communities are affected by disasters, everyday life can be disrupted in many ways. IKEA Indonesia supports communities during these challenging times by providing practical assistance that can help people meet basic needs and begin rebuilding their everyday lives.

In December 2025, IKEA Indonesia provided household products worth IDR 216 million to communities affected by floods and landslides in Aceh, North Sumatra and West Sumatra. In collaboration with HIPPINDO, the support focused on essential household needs, including products to support better sleep, hygiene and everyday living during the recovery period.

In July 2026, the support was complemented by Matching Donations, an initiative of Inter IKEA Systems B.V. (IISBV), the owner of the IKEA concept and franchise system worldwide. The initiative provided an additional IDR 400 million in support to extend assistance to communities affected by the disaster.

Through the Matching Donations support, IKEA Indonesia distributed mattresses, pillows, blankets, mats, tableware and storage boxes, together with food supplies and medicines, helping families meet essential needs as they continued to rebuild their everyday lives.

In Aceh Tamiang, the support reached all 364 families in Kampung Rantau Bintang, benefiting approximately 1,205 people.